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<blockquote data-quote="Blackhorse" data-source="post: 438673" data-attributes="member: 1365"><p>Got two in as mentioned. From The Country Squire...Indian Outlaw and Second Breakfast.</p><p></p><p>Here is my perhaps over the top review of Indian Outlaw in my new Chubby Rhodesian.</p><p></p><p>The Squire's website says that this, Cherokee and Choctaw are a trio of sorts, with this one being a blending of the other two. Cherokee is the mildest, Choctaw the most full. That would put this one in the middle. I can actually taste the Cherokee in there. Cherokee is mild and subtle as butterfly kisses. Outlaw is a solid smack from your lover's lips by comparison. I thought I had smoked about every blend known to man, but a friend suggested the Country Squire...a new friend well met. Astonishing deftness in blending. Little individual works of art. Picture a handsome pastry chef wheeling his cart to your table as you sip your after dinner coffee. The tray is laden with small wonders...petit fours and tarts and parfaits of the most delectable ingredients nurtured to perfection under caring hands. The aromas! The flavors! Such treasures. That's the feeling these blends convey. The Outlaw is VA back and forth with Cavendish. The scenting is very faint, and needs to be as the Virginia's are so subtle. Tobacco notes are forward. Good. Packs, lights and burns very well. Not even slightly hot and no hint of bite. While Cherokee needs a nice chair and a fireplace, the Outlaw should be quite at home on a morning Stroll...or any time of day. Flavors build toward the bottom, but never go bitter. A rock solid five out of five stars.</p><p></p><p>I thought that their Parson's Blend took the great prize...this one is quite different but gives it a fair race indeed. The winner might just depend on the day and setting.</p><p></p><p>_________________</p><p></p><p>Just keep in mind, these are my opinions only. YMMV.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Blackhorse, post: 438673, member: 1365"] Got two in as mentioned. From The Country Squire...Indian Outlaw and Second Breakfast. Here is my perhaps over the top review of Indian Outlaw in my new Chubby Rhodesian. The Squire's website says that this, Cherokee and Choctaw are a trio of sorts, with this one being a blending of the other two. Cherokee is the mildest, Choctaw the most full. That would put this one in the middle. I can actually taste the Cherokee in there. Cherokee is mild and subtle as butterfly kisses. Outlaw is a solid smack from your lover's lips by comparison. I thought I had smoked about every blend known to man, but a friend suggested the Country Squire...a new friend well met. Astonishing deftness in blending. Little individual works of art. Picture a handsome pastry chef wheeling his cart to your table as you sip your after dinner coffee. The tray is laden with small wonders...petit fours and tarts and parfaits of the most delectable ingredients nurtured to perfection under caring hands. The aromas! The flavors! Such treasures. That's the feeling these blends convey. The Outlaw is VA back and forth with Cavendish. The scenting is very faint, and needs to be as the Virginia's are so subtle. Tobacco notes are forward. Good. Packs, lights and burns very well. Not even slightly hot and no hint of bite. While Cherokee needs a nice chair and a fireplace, the Outlaw should be quite at home on a morning Stroll...or any time of day. Flavors build toward the bottom, but never go bitter. A rock solid five out of five stars. I thought that their Parson's Blend took the great prize...this one is quite different but gives it a fair race indeed. The winner might just depend on the day and setting. _________________ Just keep in mind, these are my opinions only. YMMV. [/QUOTE]
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